Health & Prevention

Why You Always Want to Sleep: 7 Tests That Will Explain Chronic Fatigue, and What to Do About It You wake up already tired. A...

White Tongue and Bad Breath: What It Means and Which Tests to Take (Without Panic and Myths) Let’s be honest: the morning starts not with...

Unexplained Bruises: Why They Appear, When It’s Blood Tests, and When It’s the Liver (Detailed Breakdown) You wake up in the morning, go to the...

What Is a Preanalytical Error and Why Your Tests May Lie: 8 Ways to Ruin Everything and What to Do You receive a form from...

Tests During Menstruation: Which Results Will Be Distorted and Which Can Be Trusted (Detailed Breakdown Without Myths) The situation is classic: you signed up for...

Biohacking on the Brink: How a “Vitamin Cocktail” Nearly Sent a Man to the Grave (Clinical Case Breakdown) We live in an era where taking...

Interpreting Lab Results Online: How to Benefit Without Harming Yourself Hi! The MedAssist AI team is here. Let’s be honest. You took tests, and the...

Vitamin D: What Is the Real Norm and How to Correct Deficiency Without Mistakes Hi! The MedAssist AI team is here. Today we’re talking about...

He Woke Up From Anesthesia Speaking English: A Dutch Teen’s Story and the Brain’s Mystery Hi! It’s me again, the lead author of the MedAssist...

You run your hand through your hair, and a distressing clump comes out. You see a startling amount in your brush or the shower drain....

The COVID-19 pandemic transformed at-home medical testing from a niche market into a mainstream phenomenon. Pharmacy shelves are now stocked with kits promising instant verdicts...

You’ve committed. You bought the gym membership, switched to chicken and broccoli, and you’re tracking every calorie. But the results? Underwhelming. The scale won’t budge,...

“Drink more water.” It’s the universal health mantra, a cornerstone of wellness culture. But in medicine, any good thing taken to an extreme can become...

Let’s talk about a silent, insidious condition that stalks millions of people in office chairs. It’s called metabolic syndrome. You might not even notice it...

Let’s talk about what happens when fear, Google, and a belief in the “healing power of nature” combine into a deadly cocktail. Imagine you get...

“Drink more water.” It’s a health mantra repeated by everyone from fitness gurus to wellness bloggers. It’s an axiom, a dogma, an almost religious creed....

The annual health check-up: a topic that sparks more debate than a new smartphone update. On one end, you have the health-anxious, ready to test...

Let’s talk about a state of being that’s all too familiar to many women: a profound, soul-deep fatigue. The kind where you wake up already...

You’ve just received your biochemistry lab report. You scan the results, and suddenly, your eyes lock on two acronyms, ALT and AST, flagged with high...

It’s a tempting modern ritual: you get a PDF of your bloodwork, copy the confusing numbers, and paste them into ChatGPT with the simple, urgent...

Few things trigger instant anxiety like a lab report filled with cryptic abbreviations and values flagged in red. The immediate impulse is to consult “Dr....

You’ve just received your annual lab report. You scan the page, and with a sigh of relief, you see that nearly every value falls within...

It’s one of the most frustrating paradoxes of modern life: you spend a full eight hours in bed, yet you wake up feeling unrestored, foggy,...

Allergies can feel like a frustrating mystery. The itchy eyes, the random hives, the nagging question of what, exactly, is causing the problem. In the...

There’s a critical gray zone in cardiovascular health that millions of people inhabit, often without realizing the danger. It’s the moment your blood pressure monitor...

Inflammation is one of the most fundamental processes in the body, a double-edged sword that is both a vital protector and a potential saboteur. Think...

Our brain is a masterpiece of evolution, a finely tuned instrument designed over millions of years for survival on the savannah. It’s wired to detect...

For decades, the story of cholesterol has been a simple tale of “good” (HDL) versus “bad” (LDL). But the science of lipidology has undergone a...

It’s a moment of universal anxiety: you receive a lab report, and as your eyes scan the page, one value jumps out, flagged as “high”...

The term “biohacking” conjures images of Silicon Valley executives injecting themselves with unproven substances or tech billionaires boasting about their extreme anti-aging protocols. But if...

Preparing for pregnancy is one of the most profound acts of preventive medicine a woman can undertake. It’s a conscious decision to build the healthiest...

Salt. No single substance in our diet is so essential and yet so vilified. It’s a source of endless debate, a staple of every kitchen,...

For generations, the conversation around preparing for pregnancy has focused almost exclusively on the woman. But a revolution in our understanding of genetics and reproductive...

Medical Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. Cardiac marker tests should only be ordered and interpreted by a qualified healthcare professional in the...

Medical Disclaimer: This story is a real-life example but does not constitute medical advice. Symptoms like fatigue can have many causes. Always consult a healthcare...

Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving from the realm of science fiction into the daily practice of medicine, sparking both incredible optimism and profound anxiety. The...

For decades, the results of a medical test—be it a blood panel or a CT scan—have been delivered in a language spoken fluently only by...

A blood test is a powerful snapshot of your inner world, a data-rich story of your health written in the language of biology. But for...

For centuries, medicine has operated on a principle of averages. A treatment that worked for the “average” patient was prescribed to all, a statistical approach...

Medical Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. The recommendations provided are general and may not apply to...